I like it so I want to be close
That summer-two and a half years have passed since I transferred to Hasutaka. Everyone is moving forward little by little. Kumi Kumakura (Yurika Nakamura) is swayed by the desire to be close to her favorite person and to study with a person she respects. 'It's like this ... I think it doesn't make sense to be with you.' Kakizono Panther (Yosuke Sugino) is hurt by Kumi who didn't talk about important things. 'If you let go of Kumakura ... I'm still going to take it with all my might.' Chihaya Izumi (Takashi Matsuo) always gives me courage to care about Kumi. 'I want to be with you all morning, day, and night.' Ryusei Hiyoshi (Shouma Kai), who is really smart but only thinks about Kanna. 'I want Hiyoshi to have a goal,' Kanna Ogami (Anna Iriyama) worries about wanting Ryusei to think more about her own future. While the feelings of the five people passed each other, the last path they decided was
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